Second part of the Saw connections. This time we'll take a look at Amanda...
John Kramer (aka, Jigsaw):
Mentor and father figure. Amanda was a regular at John's wife's drug clinic. John placed her in the Reverse Bear Trap and recruited her as an apprentice shortly after she survived. John planted her in the House Trap to ensure the rules were followed and to make sure the players made their own choices. He later re-tested her through Dr. Lynn Denlon after her traps appeared to be unwinnable. It was also revealed that she inadvertently caused the death of John's unborn son, Gideon, by forcing Cecil to rob his wife, Jill.
Jill Tuck:
Ran the drug clinic, Homeward Bound, where Amanda regularly sought out treatment. Jill told her husband, John, that Amanda was a lost soul and would never be clean. Amanda forced a fellow addict, Cecil, to rob Jill the night Gideon died. Her child was inadvertently killed by Amanda. John brought Amanda to Jill as proof that his system and methods worked.
Gideon Kramer:
John and Jill's unborn son. Killed in the womb due to events begun by Amanda.
Det. Mark Hoffman:
Fellow apprentice of Jigsaw. He worked with Amanda on traps and aided her and John in avoiding the police. He blackmailed her into shooting Lynn. The letter she discovered in the desk was written by him. He claimed that he would tell John of Amanda's involvement with Gideon if she didn't kill Lynn. Whether he rigged the traps to make them appear unwinnable is still unknown.
Dr. Lawrence Gordon:
He sat in on Amanda's police interrogation testimony after she survived the Reverse Bear Trap. He was under investigation by Det. Tapp and Det. Sing at the time. They requested he stay and listen to her testimony. He referenced it as an incredible story to Det. Tapp. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Adam Faulkner:
Was abducted by Amanda in his apartment. He was brought to the Bathroom, chained to the pipe, and placed in the bathtub by her. After John left Adam chained in the Bathroom Amanda came in and suffocated him as a mercy killing. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Zep Hindle:
No known connection to Amanda.
Alison Gordon:
No known connection to Amanda.
Diana Gordon:
No known connection to Amanda.
Det. Tapp:
Was the officer questioning her in the interrogation after she survived the Reverse Bear Trap. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Det. Sing:
Was present during her police interrogation after she survived the Reverse Bear Trap. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Det. Kerry:
Is thought to have been partners with Det. Eric Matthews around the time he would plant evidence to obtain convictions. Amanda was one of numerous victims of his set ups. She noticed Amanda watching her struggle to escape the Angel Trap. Whether Amanda rigged the trap to be unwinnable is unknown. Any further or exact connection to Amanda is also unknown.
Paul:
He was a fellow user of Jill's drug clinic. Any other connection is unknown.
Mark:
No known connection to Amanda.
Jeff:
No known connection to Amanda.
Det. Eric Matthews:
Was the arresting officer on Amanda's case. He framed her on drug possession charges and sent her to prison for an undisclosed amount of time. He was captured by Amanda in the Bathroom while frantically searching for his son, Daniel. She chained him to the pipe by the ankle and left him in there. Eric escaped, found Amanda in the underground hallways, and brutally beat her as he did John earlier that day. She managed to disable him and get away.
Michael:
He was a fellow user of Jill's drug clinic. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Sgt. Rigg:
Was a part of the department containing Det. Tapp, Det. Sing, Det. Kerry, Det. Matthews, Det. Hoffman, and Det. Fisk. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Daniel Matthews:
He was a fellow player in the House Trap. Amanda made sure Daniel was free of severe danger and was able to escape the house safely. He was administered an antidote to the nerve gas by her before being brought to John. She is most likely the person who locked him in the safe with the oxygen mask on.
Xavier:
He was a fellow player in the House Trap and was also convicted by Det. Matthews. He threw Amanda into the needle pit forcing her to search for a key so he could retrieve an antidote to the nerve gas. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Jonas:
He was a fellow player in the House Trap and was also convicted by Det. Matthews. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Gus:
He was a fellow player in the House Trap, also convicted by Det. Matthews, and was a fellow user of Jill's drug clinic. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Obi:
He was a fellow player in the House Trap and was also convicted by Det. Matthews. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Laura:
She was a fellow player in the House Trap and was also convicted by Det. Matthews. Died from the nerve gas in Amanda's arms. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Addison:
She was a fellow player in the House Trap and was also convicted by Det. Matthews. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Troy:
Fellow user of Jill's drug clinic. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Dr. Lynn Denlon:
She served as leverage for Amanda's second test. She was abducted by Amanda in the hospital and wore the Shotgun Collar, one of Amanda's creations. She was ultimately shot by Amanda in the abdomen.
Jeff Reinhart:
He shot and killed Amanda. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Corbett Reinhart:
She was told by Amanda not to trust Det. Hoffman. Any other connection to Amanda is unknown.
Dylan Reinhart:
No known connection to Amanda.
Danica Scott:
No known connection to Amanda.
Judge Halden:
No known connection to Amanda.
Timothy Young:
Was placed in the trap Amanda caught Det. Hoffman making last minute changes to without John's approval. No direct connection to Amanda is known.
Nurse Deborah:
No known connection to Amanda.
Cecil:
He was Amanda's lover in the time frame of the accident at Jill's clinic. He was persuaded to rob Jill by Amanda to get her drugs. Any further connection to Amanda or information is unknown.
Agent Peter Strahm:
Determined that Amanda wasn't aiding John by herself. He stated that there was a second apprentice when he noticed Amanda wouldn't have been able to lift Det. Kerry into the Angel Trap without assistance, if she did it at all. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Agent Lindsay Perez:
Determined that Amanda wasn't aiding John by herself. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
Art Blank:
No known connection to Amanda.
Trevor:
No known connection to Amanda.
Brenda:
No known connection to Amanda.
Ivan:
No known connection to Amanda.
Rex:
No known connection to Amanda.
Morgan:
No known connection to Amanda.
Det. Fisk:
Was part of the department containing Det. Tapp, Det. Sing, Det. Kerry, Det. Matthews, Det. Hoffman, and Sgt. Rigg. No direct connection to Amanda is known.
Agent Dan Erickson:
No known connection to Amanda.
Seth Baxter:
No known connection to Amanda.
Brit:
No known connection to Amanda.
Mallick:
No known connection to Amanda.
Luba:
No known connection to Amanda.
Charles:
No known connection to Amanda.
Ashley:
No known connection to Amanda.
Simone:
No known connection to Amanda.
Eddie:
No known connection to Amanda.
Pamela Jenkins:
She discovered the letter written to Amanda by Det. Hoffman. The letter was given to Jill. Any further connection to Amanda is unknown.
William Easton:
No known connection to Amanda.
Harold Abbott:
No known connection to Amanda.
Tara Abbott:
No known connection to Amanda.
Brent Abbott:
No known connection to Amanda.
Allen:
No known connection to Amanda.
Addy:
No known connection to Amanda.
Debbie:
No known connection to Amanda.
Janitor:
No known connection to Amanda.
Aaron:
No known connection to Amanda.
Emily:
No known connection to Amanda.
Dave:
No known connection to Amanda.
Gena:
No known connection to Amanda.
Shelby:
No known connection to Amanda.
Josh:
No known connection to Amanda.
Dr. Heffner:
He has examined every body connected to the Jigsaw murders.
A lot easier to do than John's connections. That was just painful, lol.
I'll most likely do Jill or Hoffman next. Probably not for a day or two. Just keep checking back, I guess.
03 February 2010
Connections to John Kramer (aka, Jigsaw)
Being the nerd that I am I have decided to write out all the known connections between Saw characters. I tried to stay in chronological order the best I could, but there are no promises.
Let's start with John Kramer...
Jill Tuck:
Ex-wife. Ran the Homeward Bound clinic with John's slogan, "Cherish Your Life." Treated future Jigsaw victims Amanda, Cecil, Gus, Paul, Michael, Troy, and the unnamed man. The only known survivor who was a user of the clinic was Amanda who inadvertently caused the loss of Gideon Kramer, John and Jill's unborn son. Jill was under heavy scrutiny by Agent Peter Strahm when the FBI got involved with the Jigsaw murders, but he never uncovered evidence to keep her under investigation. Jill knew about John's work but lacks the desire to continue it on a permanent basis. She was left a box negotiated through John's last will and testament and was determined to carry out his final wish.
Gideon Kramer:
John and Jill's deceased, unborn child.
Det. Mark Hoffman:
Police detective who has been involved in every Jigsaw case. Framed John via the Pendulum Trap for the murder of Seth Baxter, the man who killed Mark's sister Angelina. Shortly after he was captured by John and tested. After intriguing him, Mark was recruited as an apprentice and continued to do so until after John's death. He was warned by John of another test through a hidden tape cassette and was placed in the Reverse Bear Trap 2.0 after attempting to walk away untested and scot free.
Amanda Young:
Ex-con and heroin addict. A regular at Jill's drug clinic, Amanda inadvertently caused the death of Gideon Kramer by forcing Cecil to break in and rob Jill. She was later captured and tested via the Reverse Bear Trap and was the only known Jigsaw survivor up to that time. By surviving the test she was successfully "reborn" in John's eyes. She was later recruited as a second apprentice and tested again after her traps appeared to be unwinnable. The final game resulted in her death after being shot in the neck by Jeff Reinhart.
Dr. Lawrence Gordon:
Oncologist and surgeon. Served as John's doctor while undergoing cancer diagnosis and treatments. Was captured and placed in the Bathroom Trap while a secondary game with his family was being held. After gaining knowledge of the secondary game he chose to saw through his foot to escape. Dr. Gordon's whereabouts are still unknown.
Adam Faulkner:
Undercover photographer. Served as a victim in the Bathroom Trap and was Dr. Gordon's target to win. He was left chained in the bathroom by John and was later suffocated to death by Amanda. No further connection to John is known.
Zep Hindle:
Orderly. Was a frequent orderly for John while he underwent cancer treatments. Was the main subject of the secondary game played during the Bathroom. His aim in the game was to kill Dr. Gordon's wife and daughter if he failed. He monitored the Bathroom Trap and was ultimately killed by Adam. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Alison Gordon:
Lawrence Gordon's wife. Involved in Zep's game. No direct connection to John is known.
Diana Gordon:
Lawrence and Alison Gordon's daughter. Involved in Zep's game. No direct connection to John is known.
Det. Tapp:
Police detective who was involved in the Jigsaw murder investigations. He was tricked into following Dr. Gordon as a suspect and continued to follow him even after his name was cleared. He was injured by John in a raid attempt of his lair. His partner, Det. Sing, was killed in action during the raid attempt. He survived his injury but was later indirectly killed by Zep.
Det. Sing:
Police detective who was involved in the Jigsaw murder investigations. He was killed in action by a Shotgun Trap hidden in the hallways of John's lair.
Det. Kerry:
Police detective who was involved in the Jigsaw murder investigations. She was first seen at the murder scenes of Paul and Mark. She was the officer who located Dr. Gordon's penlight, which John had Hoffman plant, at the scene of Mark's death. She convinced Det. Eric Matthews to assist her in investigating John and tried to help him stay in his game and not lose his temper after finding out John had abducted his son, Daniel. When Eric failed and was led away from the lair she located Daniel kept in the safe being administered oxygen. She was the officer who first found the inconsistencies in Troy's chain trap and was soon after captured and placed in the Angel Trap. She was killed in the trap.
Paul:
Suicidal male. Was seen leaving Jill's clinic the night she lost Gideon. Abducted and placed in the Razor Wire Trap after attempting suicide. He was killed in the trap.
Mark:
Con-man. Placed in a candlelit room with flammable jelly rubbed all over his body. He was supposed to figure out the combination to a safe and retrieve an antidote to a poison injected into him. He was killed in the trap.
Jeff:
Placed in the drill chair and found by Det. Tapp and Det. Sing during their raid. Was saved by Det. Sing after John set the trap off. Whereabouts and direct connection to John are unknown.
Det. Eric Matthews:
Police detective who is known for his fearlessness and intimidation. He is also known to have framed suspects by planting evidence to obtain false convictions. Was led to John via the Venus Fly Trap and discovered that he had abducted his son, Daniel, and placed him in a game. John gave Eric a game proposal directly after his discovery to sit and listen to him until the time clock ran out. Eric allowed his temper to take over him and failed his test. After being brutally assaulted, John led Eric to the house Daniel was kept in. While frantically searching for his son he was knocked out and chained to the Bathroom by Amanda, one of the suspects he framed and sent to prison. He escaped, was captured again, held captive for 6 months, and ultimately killed by Sgt. Rigg after he failed his final test.
Michael:
A user of Jill's drug clinic and police informant. Placed in the Venus Fly Trap and used as bait to lure in Det. Matthews. He was killed in the trap. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Sgt. Rigg:
Police sergeant and SWAT leader. Involved in most of the Jigsaw murder investigations. He was on scene when they raided John's lair and discovered the House Trap that Det. Matthews' son, Daniel, was being held in. He was also on scene when Troy's body was discovered and when Kerry's body was discovered. Was placed in a game by John in an attempt to teach him his methods and prove that he couldn't save everybody. He was ultimately set up to appear at the scene of Kerry's death. By failing his final test he caused the death of Eric Matthews and Art Blank. He was killed by a gunshot wound fired by Eric.
Daniel Matthews:
Det. Eric Matthews' son. Was abducted and placed in the House Trap with 7 people that his father had framed and sent to prison. He was protected by Amanda throughout the duration of the game and safely brought back to John by her after the game had finished. He wound up killing Xavier in the Bathroom to avoid him hurting or killing he and Amanda. Was discovered hidden in a safe under oxygen therapy by Det. Kerry. Whereabouts and any further connection to John is unknown.
Xavier:
Drug dealer and ex-con. Placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by Daniel in the Bathroom. Direct connection to John is unknown.
Jonas:
Ex-con. Placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by Xavier by the nail bat. Direct connection to John is unknown.
Gus:
Con-man and user of Jill's drug clinic. Placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by the shotgun door.
Obi:
Arsonist and ex-con. Seen in John's surgery flashback and a passerby when he and his wife, Jill, were walking through the park. He was revealed to have aided in the capture of other players in the House Trap. Killed in the Oven Trap. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Laura:
Ex-con. She was abducted by Obi and placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by the nerve gas. Direct connection to John is unknown.
Addison:
Hooker and ex-con. Attempted to negotiate a sex hookup with John outside of Jill's clinic the night Gideon was killed. Placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by the Razor Box. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Troy:
Ex-con and user of Jill's drug clinic. Placed in a chain trap and killed by an explosive nail bomb after failing his test. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Dr. Lynn Denlon:
ER doctor and surgeon. Examined John during his cancer diagnosis and treatments. She was abducted by Amanda and placed in the Shotgun Collar. Provided medical care to keep John alive during her game. She also successfully performed emergency brain surgery on John after he suffered a severe seizure. She was revealed to be Jeff Reinhart's wife and was ultimately shot in the abdomen by Amanda. She was killed by the Shotgun Collar when John's life ended.
Jeff Reinhart:
Lynn Denlon's husband. Placed in a game through the Gideon Meatpacking building. Was faced with those involved in the death of his son, Dylan. Ultimately shot and killed Amanda after seeing her shoot his wife, Lynn, in the abdomen. He then failed his final test by killing John and causing a chain reaction that resulted in the death of his wife. John set off a final tape recording telling Jeff that he had taken his daughter, Corbett, hostage. Jeff was shot and killed by Agent Peter Strahm in the sick room.
Corbett Reinhart:
Jeff and Lynn's daughter. Held captive during the Gideon games. She was told by Amanda not to trust the one who saves her. She was saved by Mark Hoffman after the games were completed. Whereabouts are unknown.
Dylan Reinhart:
Jeff and Lynn's deceased son who was killed by a drunk driver, Timothy Young. No direct connection to John is known.
Danica Scott:
Abandoned witness to Dylan's accident. She was tested and killed in the Freezer Room after Jeff failed to save her in time. No direct connection to John is known.
Judge Halden:
Judge. He sentenced Dylan's killer, Timothy Young, to 6-months in prison. Was rescued from the Pig Vat by Jeff and later killed by a shotgun wound. No direct connection to John is known.
Timothy Young:
Medical Student. Drove drunk and killed Jeff and Lynn's son, Dylan. Served 6-months in jail for his crime. Was placed in The Rack and killed by the trap after Jeff failed to save him in time. No direct connection to John is known.
Nurse Deborah:
ER nurse. Was the nurse on duty when John brought Jill to the hospital after the accident at the clinic. She also was a co-worker of Lynn Denlon in the trauma ward of the hospital. She has never been tested and is alive.
Cecil:
Drug addict and user of Jill's drug clinic. He was forced by Amanda to break into Jill's clinic and steal drugs from her. While escaping he pushed a door into Jill causing her to miscarry her son, Gideon. He was captured by John and placed in the Knife Chair. Cecil escaped the chair but was tricked into running into a bundle of razor wire. We don't see exactly what caused Cecil's death, but John did cause his death.
Agent Peter Strahm:
FBI agent. He was brought in with his partner, Agent Perez, to find the person aiding John and Amanda. He also made it his mission to uncover the involvement of Jill Tuck in the Jigsaw murders. He was led to the Gideon building and warned not to proceed after finding the dead bodies of John, Amanda, Lynn, and Jeff. He chose to proceed and was captured and placed in the Water Cube. He survived by giving himself a tracheotomy with an ink pen. He began to investigate and suspect Mark Hoffman, even after being taken off the case. He was framed as the second Jigsaw apprentice the police had been searching for by Mark Hoffman and led to the crushing room where he was killed. Peter was framed to give immunity to Jill.
Agent Lindsay Perez:
FBI agent. Brought in with her partner, Agent Strahm, to find the person aiding John and Amanda. She and Strahm were led to believe Jill was involved in the murders, but Perez began finding evidence that it was someone on the inside, specifically Mark Hoffman. She was caught in a side trap at the scene of Morgan and Rex's trap and took an explosive Billy puppet to the face. She was believed to be dead until Agent Erickson revealed the news as witness protection. After discovering with Erickson that Mark Hoffman was the apprentice they had been looking for she was stabbed and killed by him.
Art Blank:
Former business partner and lawyer of John's. He and John built housing for low-income families as well as sharing ownership of Wilson Steel and Gideon Meatpacking. Art and the projects were abandoned by John after he lost his son, Gideon. Art survived the Mausoleum Trap and was killed by Sgt. Rigg after he failed his final test.
Trevor:
Placed in the Mausoleum Trap with Art Blank, John's former business partner. Killed by Art. No direct connection to John is known.
Brenda:
Hooker. Placed in a trap in Rigg's house as part of his game. She was told to kill Rigg if he was successful in saving her. She attempted to kill him after he did and was thrown through a mirror and killed by Rigg. No direct connection to John is known.
Ivan:
Ex-con and rapist. He was a part of Rigg's game. He was placed in a trap where he had to destroy his eyes or allow his limbs to be ripped off his body. Rigg left Ivan to save himself, but he failed to escape the trap in time. No direct connection to John is known.
Rex:
Principal. Questioned by Sgt. Rigg and Det. Hoffman about spousal and child abuse. His defense lawyer was Art Blank. Placed in a trap with his wife, Morgan, where spears pierced through every main artery. Morgan pulled the spears out of his body causing him to bleed to death. No direct connection to John is known.
Morgan:
Rex's wife. Placed in the artery trap with Rex and pulled the spears out of his body which resulted in his death. She was discovered alive by Rigg and left to save herself. She reported to officers on the scene that Rigg saved her life. Her whereabouts and direct connection to John are unknown.
Det. Fisk:
Police detective and assistant to Det. Hoffman. He reported another missing doctor, Lynn Denlon, and was on the scene of Seth Baxter's murder. No direct connection to John is unknown.
Agent Dan Erickson:
FBI agent and superior to Agent Strahm and Agent Perez. Was the newest addition to the Jigsaw murder investigations after Strahm and Perez appeared to be Jigsaw targets. He fell into Hoffman's trap and found the evidence placing Strahm as an apprentice. After digging deeper with Agent Perez he began going after Hoffman. While researching Seth Baxter's Jigsaw tape he was stabbed and burned to death by Hoffman along with Perez and the sound technician.
Seth Baxter:
Ex-con and murderer. He was sent to prison for the murder of Det. Hoffman's sister, Angelina. He was placed in the Pendulum Trap, and unwinnable trap, shortly after being released from prison on a technicality. It was observed and made clear by John that it was not one of his own traps. Seth is the only known victim killed by a Jigsaw trap that wasn't originally thought of or approved by John. Seth was "tested" by Det. Hoffman and maliciously killed. His murder caused John to capture Hoffman and recruit him as an apprentice.
Brit:
Senior VP for a real estate firm. Performed real estate deals and illegally tore down properties. Part of the Fatal Five. She was one of two remaining players at the end. No direct connection to John is known and we still don't know whether she survived or not.
Mallick:
Drug addict. Avoided criminal charges after burning down a building with 8 people inside. He burned it down to obtain heroin from a dealer. Part of the Fatal five. He is the other remaining player at the end. No direct connection to John is known and we still don't know whether he survived or not.
Luba:
Dept. of City Planning worker. She was promoted so she could approve specific projects related to her father's success. Part of the Fatal Five and killed via electrocution in the second to last trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Charles:
Investigative reporter. Knew information about the other 4 players in the Fatal Five. He was investigating Mallick's fire and Brit's crooked real estate firm. Killed by nail bombs in the second game. No direct connection to John is known.
Ashley:
Ex-fire marshall. Filed phony reports and was involved in Mallick's fire. Part of the Fatal Five. She died in the first game and was the first player to die. No direct connection to John is known.
Simone:
Insurance loan officer. Granted bad loans to patrons assisting them in wasting money and buying properties that they couldn't afford. Placed in the Pound of Flesh trap with her co-worker, Eddie. She cut off her arm to survive the game. No direct connection to John is known.
Eddie:
Insurance loan officer. Granted bad loans to patrons assisting them in wasting money and buying properties that they couldn't afford. Placed in the Pound of Flesh trap with his co-worker, Simone. He attempted outdoing Simone in cutting off body parts and was killed in the trap.
Pamela Jenkins:
Investigative reporter and William Easton's sister. She has made the Jigsaw investigations her specialty and began trying to obtain information from Det. Hoffman and Jill. She was abducted and placed in her brother's game. She remained alive throughout the game. Any other connection to John is unknown.
William Easton:
Insurance agent at Umbrella Health and Pamela Jenkins' brother. He was John's direct line of contact when he seeked coverage for experimental cancer treatment. William denied coverage, as he did for most of his customers. He was under a lawsuit by the Abbott family for denying coverage to a heart disease patient. He was abducted and placed in a game involving his employees and the Abbott family. He was killed by Brent Abbott.
Harold Abbott:
Heart disease patient. He was denied health coverage by William after his company dug up a pre-existing condition. His wife, Tara, and his son, Brent, were involved in William's game. Any other connection to John is unknown.
Tara Abbott:
Harold's wife. Placed in William's game. No direct connection to John is known.
Brent Abbott:
Harold and Tara's son. Placed in William's game. No direct connection to John is known.
Allen:
William's assistant at Umbrella Health. He was killed by William in the Hanging Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Addy:
William's secretary at Umbrella Health. She was chosen by William to survive the Hanging Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Debbie:
William's lawyer. She served as William's defense in the lawsuit by the Abbott's. Placed in the Steam Room and failed to retrieve the key to her device from William's abdomen in time. She was killed in the trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Janitor:
Janitor at Umbrella Health. Placed in the Oxygen Mask trap with William. He was killed by the trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Aaron:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Killed via the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Emily:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Survived the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Dave:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Killed via the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Gena:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Killed via the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Shelby:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Survived the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Josh:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Killed via the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Dr. Heffner:
Coroner. He has examined every body connected to the Jigsaw murders, including John. He also found the hidden tape intended for Det. Hoffman while performing John's autopsy and discovered the difference in knife cuts in the Jigsaw pieces cut out of the victims. Dr. Heffner has never been tested and is alive.
*sigh*
That's all I have for John and yes, it took a long time to write. I don't think I made any mistakes and if I did, don't base them on speculation. I based everything on what we know for sure as of right now.
I'm currently working on a connection list to Amanda and plan on starting one for Det. Hoffman, Jill, and Det. Matthews.
Stay tuned, I guess.
Let's start with John Kramer...
Jill Tuck:
Ex-wife. Ran the Homeward Bound clinic with John's slogan, "Cherish Your Life." Treated future Jigsaw victims Amanda, Cecil, Gus, Paul, Michael, Troy, and the unnamed man. The only known survivor who was a user of the clinic was Amanda who inadvertently caused the loss of Gideon Kramer, John and Jill's unborn son. Jill was under heavy scrutiny by Agent Peter Strahm when the FBI got involved with the Jigsaw murders, but he never uncovered evidence to keep her under investigation. Jill knew about John's work but lacks the desire to continue it on a permanent basis. She was left a box negotiated through John's last will and testament and was determined to carry out his final wish.
Gideon Kramer:
John and Jill's deceased, unborn child.
Det. Mark Hoffman:
Police detective who has been involved in every Jigsaw case. Framed John via the Pendulum Trap for the murder of Seth Baxter, the man who killed Mark's sister Angelina. Shortly after he was captured by John and tested. After intriguing him, Mark was recruited as an apprentice and continued to do so until after John's death. He was warned by John of another test through a hidden tape cassette and was placed in the Reverse Bear Trap 2.0 after attempting to walk away untested and scot free.
Amanda Young:
Ex-con and heroin addict. A regular at Jill's drug clinic, Amanda inadvertently caused the death of Gideon Kramer by forcing Cecil to break in and rob Jill. She was later captured and tested via the Reverse Bear Trap and was the only known Jigsaw survivor up to that time. By surviving the test she was successfully "reborn" in John's eyes. She was later recruited as a second apprentice and tested again after her traps appeared to be unwinnable. The final game resulted in her death after being shot in the neck by Jeff Reinhart.
Dr. Lawrence Gordon:
Oncologist and surgeon. Served as John's doctor while undergoing cancer diagnosis and treatments. Was captured and placed in the Bathroom Trap while a secondary game with his family was being held. After gaining knowledge of the secondary game he chose to saw through his foot to escape. Dr. Gordon's whereabouts are still unknown.
Adam Faulkner:
Undercover photographer. Served as a victim in the Bathroom Trap and was Dr. Gordon's target to win. He was left chained in the bathroom by John and was later suffocated to death by Amanda. No further connection to John is known.
Zep Hindle:
Orderly. Was a frequent orderly for John while he underwent cancer treatments. Was the main subject of the secondary game played during the Bathroom. His aim in the game was to kill Dr. Gordon's wife and daughter if he failed. He monitored the Bathroom Trap and was ultimately killed by Adam. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Alison Gordon:
Lawrence Gordon's wife. Involved in Zep's game. No direct connection to John is known.
Diana Gordon:
Lawrence and Alison Gordon's daughter. Involved in Zep's game. No direct connection to John is known.
Det. Tapp:
Police detective who was involved in the Jigsaw murder investigations. He was tricked into following Dr. Gordon as a suspect and continued to follow him even after his name was cleared. He was injured by John in a raid attempt of his lair. His partner, Det. Sing, was killed in action during the raid attempt. He survived his injury but was later indirectly killed by Zep.
Det. Sing:
Police detective who was involved in the Jigsaw murder investigations. He was killed in action by a Shotgun Trap hidden in the hallways of John's lair.
Det. Kerry:
Police detective who was involved in the Jigsaw murder investigations. She was first seen at the murder scenes of Paul and Mark. She was the officer who located Dr. Gordon's penlight, which John had Hoffman plant, at the scene of Mark's death. She convinced Det. Eric Matthews to assist her in investigating John and tried to help him stay in his game and not lose his temper after finding out John had abducted his son, Daniel. When Eric failed and was led away from the lair she located Daniel kept in the safe being administered oxygen. She was the officer who first found the inconsistencies in Troy's chain trap and was soon after captured and placed in the Angel Trap. She was killed in the trap.
Paul:
Suicidal male. Was seen leaving Jill's clinic the night she lost Gideon. Abducted and placed in the Razor Wire Trap after attempting suicide. He was killed in the trap.
Mark:
Con-man. Placed in a candlelit room with flammable jelly rubbed all over his body. He was supposed to figure out the combination to a safe and retrieve an antidote to a poison injected into him. He was killed in the trap.
Jeff:
Placed in the drill chair and found by Det. Tapp and Det. Sing during their raid. Was saved by Det. Sing after John set the trap off. Whereabouts and direct connection to John are unknown.
Det. Eric Matthews:
Police detective who is known for his fearlessness and intimidation. He is also known to have framed suspects by planting evidence to obtain false convictions. Was led to John via the Venus Fly Trap and discovered that he had abducted his son, Daniel, and placed him in a game. John gave Eric a game proposal directly after his discovery to sit and listen to him until the time clock ran out. Eric allowed his temper to take over him and failed his test. After being brutally assaulted, John led Eric to the house Daniel was kept in. While frantically searching for his son he was knocked out and chained to the Bathroom by Amanda, one of the suspects he framed and sent to prison. He escaped, was captured again, held captive for 6 months, and ultimately killed by Sgt. Rigg after he failed his final test.
Michael:
A user of Jill's drug clinic and police informant. Placed in the Venus Fly Trap and used as bait to lure in Det. Matthews. He was killed in the trap. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Sgt. Rigg:
Police sergeant and SWAT leader. Involved in most of the Jigsaw murder investigations. He was on scene when they raided John's lair and discovered the House Trap that Det. Matthews' son, Daniel, was being held in. He was also on scene when Troy's body was discovered and when Kerry's body was discovered. Was placed in a game by John in an attempt to teach him his methods and prove that he couldn't save everybody. He was ultimately set up to appear at the scene of Kerry's death. By failing his final test he caused the death of Eric Matthews and Art Blank. He was killed by a gunshot wound fired by Eric.
Daniel Matthews:
Det. Eric Matthews' son. Was abducted and placed in the House Trap with 7 people that his father had framed and sent to prison. He was protected by Amanda throughout the duration of the game and safely brought back to John by her after the game had finished. He wound up killing Xavier in the Bathroom to avoid him hurting or killing he and Amanda. Was discovered hidden in a safe under oxygen therapy by Det. Kerry. Whereabouts and any further connection to John is unknown.
Xavier:
Drug dealer and ex-con. Placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by Daniel in the Bathroom. Direct connection to John is unknown.
Jonas:
Ex-con. Placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by Xavier by the nail bat. Direct connection to John is unknown.
Gus:
Con-man and user of Jill's drug clinic. Placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by the shotgun door.
Obi:
Arsonist and ex-con. Seen in John's surgery flashback and a passerby when he and his wife, Jill, were walking through the park. He was revealed to have aided in the capture of other players in the House Trap. Killed in the Oven Trap. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Laura:
Ex-con. She was abducted by Obi and placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by the nerve gas. Direct connection to John is unknown.
Addison:
Hooker and ex-con. Attempted to negotiate a sex hookup with John outside of Jill's clinic the night Gideon was killed. Placed in the House Trap with 6 others framed by Det. Matthews and his son, Daniel. Killed by the Razor Box. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Troy:
Ex-con and user of Jill's drug clinic. Placed in a chain trap and killed by an explosive nail bomb after failing his test. Any further connection to John is unknown.
Dr. Lynn Denlon:
ER doctor and surgeon. Examined John during his cancer diagnosis and treatments. She was abducted by Amanda and placed in the Shotgun Collar. Provided medical care to keep John alive during her game. She also successfully performed emergency brain surgery on John after he suffered a severe seizure. She was revealed to be Jeff Reinhart's wife and was ultimately shot in the abdomen by Amanda. She was killed by the Shotgun Collar when John's life ended.
Jeff Reinhart:
Lynn Denlon's husband. Placed in a game through the Gideon Meatpacking building. Was faced with those involved in the death of his son, Dylan. Ultimately shot and killed Amanda after seeing her shoot his wife, Lynn, in the abdomen. He then failed his final test by killing John and causing a chain reaction that resulted in the death of his wife. John set off a final tape recording telling Jeff that he had taken his daughter, Corbett, hostage. Jeff was shot and killed by Agent Peter Strahm in the sick room.
Corbett Reinhart:
Jeff and Lynn's daughter. Held captive during the Gideon games. She was told by Amanda not to trust the one who saves her. She was saved by Mark Hoffman after the games were completed. Whereabouts are unknown.
Dylan Reinhart:
Jeff and Lynn's deceased son who was killed by a drunk driver, Timothy Young. No direct connection to John is known.
Danica Scott:
Abandoned witness to Dylan's accident. She was tested and killed in the Freezer Room after Jeff failed to save her in time. No direct connection to John is known.
Judge Halden:
Judge. He sentenced Dylan's killer, Timothy Young, to 6-months in prison. Was rescued from the Pig Vat by Jeff and later killed by a shotgun wound. No direct connection to John is known.
Timothy Young:
Medical Student. Drove drunk and killed Jeff and Lynn's son, Dylan. Served 6-months in jail for his crime. Was placed in The Rack and killed by the trap after Jeff failed to save him in time. No direct connection to John is known.
Nurse Deborah:
ER nurse. Was the nurse on duty when John brought Jill to the hospital after the accident at the clinic. She also was a co-worker of Lynn Denlon in the trauma ward of the hospital. She has never been tested and is alive.
Cecil:
Drug addict and user of Jill's drug clinic. He was forced by Amanda to break into Jill's clinic and steal drugs from her. While escaping he pushed a door into Jill causing her to miscarry her son, Gideon. He was captured by John and placed in the Knife Chair. Cecil escaped the chair but was tricked into running into a bundle of razor wire. We don't see exactly what caused Cecil's death, but John did cause his death.
Agent Peter Strahm:
FBI agent. He was brought in with his partner, Agent Perez, to find the person aiding John and Amanda. He also made it his mission to uncover the involvement of Jill Tuck in the Jigsaw murders. He was led to the Gideon building and warned not to proceed after finding the dead bodies of John, Amanda, Lynn, and Jeff. He chose to proceed and was captured and placed in the Water Cube. He survived by giving himself a tracheotomy with an ink pen. He began to investigate and suspect Mark Hoffman, even after being taken off the case. He was framed as the second Jigsaw apprentice the police had been searching for by Mark Hoffman and led to the crushing room where he was killed. Peter was framed to give immunity to Jill.
Agent Lindsay Perez:
FBI agent. Brought in with her partner, Agent Strahm, to find the person aiding John and Amanda. She and Strahm were led to believe Jill was involved in the murders, but Perez began finding evidence that it was someone on the inside, specifically Mark Hoffman. She was caught in a side trap at the scene of Morgan and Rex's trap and took an explosive Billy puppet to the face. She was believed to be dead until Agent Erickson revealed the news as witness protection. After discovering with Erickson that Mark Hoffman was the apprentice they had been looking for she was stabbed and killed by him.
Art Blank:
Former business partner and lawyer of John's. He and John built housing for low-income families as well as sharing ownership of Wilson Steel and Gideon Meatpacking. Art and the projects were abandoned by John after he lost his son, Gideon. Art survived the Mausoleum Trap and was killed by Sgt. Rigg after he failed his final test.
Trevor:
Placed in the Mausoleum Trap with Art Blank, John's former business partner. Killed by Art. No direct connection to John is known.
Brenda:
Hooker. Placed in a trap in Rigg's house as part of his game. She was told to kill Rigg if he was successful in saving her. She attempted to kill him after he did and was thrown through a mirror and killed by Rigg. No direct connection to John is known.
Ivan:
Ex-con and rapist. He was a part of Rigg's game. He was placed in a trap where he had to destroy his eyes or allow his limbs to be ripped off his body. Rigg left Ivan to save himself, but he failed to escape the trap in time. No direct connection to John is known.
Rex:
Principal. Questioned by Sgt. Rigg and Det. Hoffman about spousal and child abuse. His defense lawyer was Art Blank. Placed in a trap with his wife, Morgan, where spears pierced through every main artery. Morgan pulled the spears out of his body causing him to bleed to death. No direct connection to John is known.
Morgan:
Rex's wife. Placed in the artery trap with Rex and pulled the spears out of his body which resulted in his death. She was discovered alive by Rigg and left to save herself. She reported to officers on the scene that Rigg saved her life. Her whereabouts and direct connection to John are unknown.
Det. Fisk:
Police detective and assistant to Det. Hoffman. He reported another missing doctor, Lynn Denlon, and was on the scene of Seth Baxter's murder. No direct connection to John is unknown.
Agent Dan Erickson:
FBI agent and superior to Agent Strahm and Agent Perez. Was the newest addition to the Jigsaw murder investigations after Strahm and Perez appeared to be Jigsaw targets. He fell into Hoffman's trap and found the evidence placing Strahm as an apprentice. After digging deeper with Agent Perez he began going after Hoffman. While researching Seth Baxter's Jigsaw tape he was stabbed and burned to death by Hoffman along with Perez and the sound technician.
Seth Baxter:
Ex-con and murderer. He was sent to prison for the murder of Det. Hoffman's sister, Angelina. He was placed in the Pendulum Trap, and unwinnable trap, shortly after being released from prison on a technicality. It was observed and made clear by John that it was not one of his own traps. Seth is the only known victim killed by a Jigsaw trap that wasn't originally thought of or approved by John. Seth was "tested" by Det. Hoffman and maliciously killed. His murder caused John to capture Hoffman and recruit him as an apprentice.
Brit:
Senior VP for a real estate firm. Performed real estate deals and illegally tore down properties. Part of the Fatal Five. She was one of two remaining players at the end. No direct connection to John is known and we still don't know whether she survived or not.
Mallick:
Drug addict. Avoided criminal charges after burning down a building with 8 people inside. He burned it down to obtain heroin from a dealer. Part of the Fatal five. He is the other remaining player at the end. No direct connection to John is known and we still don't know whether he survived or not.
Luba:
Dept. of City Planning worker. She was promoted so she could approve specific projects related to her father's success. Part of the Fatal Five and killed via electrocution in the second to last trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Charles:
Investigative reporter. Knew information about the other 4 players in the Fatal Five. He was investigating Mallick's fire and Brit's crooked real estate firm. Killed by nail bombs in the second game. No direct connection to John is known.
Ashley:
Ex-fire marshall. Filed phony reports and was involved in Mallick's fire. Part of the Fatal Five. She died in the first game and was the first player to die. No direct connection to John is known.
Simone:
Insurance loan officer. Granted bad loans to patrons assisting them in wasting money and buying properties that they couldn't afford. Placed in the Pound of Flesh trap with her co-worker, Eddie. She cut off her arm to survive the game. No direct connection to John is known.
Eddie:
Insurance loan officer. Granted bad loans to patrons assisting them in wasting money and buying properties that they couldn't afford. Placed in the Pound of Flesh trap with his co-worker, Simone. He attempted outdoing Simone in cutting off body parts and was killed in the trap.
Pamela Jenkins:
Investigative reporter and William Easton's sister. She has made the Jigsaw investigations her specialty and began trying to obtain information from Det. Hoffman and Jill. She was abducted and placed in her brother's game. She remained alive throughout the game. Any other connection to John is unknown.
William Easton:
Insurance agent at Umbrella Health and Pamela Jenkins' brother. He was John's direct line of contact when he seeked coverage for experimental cancer treatment. William denied coverage, as he did for most of his customers. He was under a lawsuit by the Abbott family for denying coverage to a heart disease patient. He was abducted and placed in a game involving his employees and the Abbott family. He was killed by Brent Abbott.
Harold Abbott:
Heart disease patient. He was denied health coverage by William after his company dug up a pre-existing condition. His wife, Tara, and his son, Brent, were involved in William's game. Any other connection to John is unknown.
Tara Abbott:
Harold's wife. Placed in William's game. No direct connection to John is known.
Brent Abbott:
Harold and Tara's son. Placed in William's game. No direct connection to John is known.
Allen:
William's assistant at Umbrella Health. He was killed by William in the Hanging Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Addy:
William's secretary at Umbrella Health. She was chosen by William to survive the Hanging Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Debbie:
William's lawyer. She served as William's defense in the lawsuit by the Abbott's. Placed in the Steam Room and failed to retrieve the key to her device from William's abdomen in time. She was killed in the trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Janitor:
Janitor at Umbrella Health. Placed in the Oxygen Mask trap with William. He was killed by the trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Aaron:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Killed via the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Emily:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Survived the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Dave:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Killed via the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Gena:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Killed via the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Shelby:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Survived the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Josh:
Part of "the Dogpit" at Umbrella Health. Worked for William, with 5 others, by finding errors in insurance claims and applications. Killed via the Carousel Trap. No direct connection to John is known.
Dr. Heffner:
Coroner. He has examined every body connected to the Jigsaw murders, including John. He also found the hidden tape intended for Det. Hoffman while performing John's autopsy and discovered the difference in knife cuts in the Jigsaw pieces cut out of the victims. Dr. Heffner has never been tested and is alive.
*sigh*
That's all I have for John and yes, it took a long time to write. I don't think I made any mistakes and if I did, don't base them on speculation. I based everything on what we know for sure as of right now.
I'm currently working on a connection list to Amanda and plan on starting one for Det. Hoffman, Jill, and Det. Matthews.
Stay tuned, I guess.
01 February 2010
Grammy time...
For the first time in like 3 or 4 years, if not longer, I watched most of the Grammy Awards. The show has changed a lot since I watched it last. It's more focused on performances than awards now. Most of the awards are announced ahead of time so you're forced to just look at the final list to see all of the winners. Lame.
As far as the performances that I saw, there were good ones and bad ones.
The best:
Pink
Black Eyed Peas
Lady GaGa and Elton John
The worst:
Taylor Swift and Stevie Nicks (by far the worst, holy shit)
Beyonce
Zac Brown Band (booooooring)
The Michael Jackson tribute wasn't too bad. The fact that it was discolored and fuzzy as hell for those without 3D glasses was pretty retarded, in my opinion. Celine Dion still has it, Usher was oversinging and out of key, Carrie Underwood killed it, Smokey Robinson did what he does, and Jennifer Hudson oversang it. Then again, she oversings everything. I will admit that seeing Beyonce jamming out in her 3D glasses made me laugh.
The thing that shocked me the most was seeing Jackson's kids, Prince and Paris, without masks. We saw them at the televised funeral without them but it's still shocking. They seem well mannered, well spoken, and educated. No doubt the stumbling was nerves. They're just kids, after all.
And it has to be said... What in the hell was Taylor Swift doing? That girl was so flat and out of key it wasn't even satisfying to make fun of. I wanted to hit the mute button so many times. Stevie Nicks still sounds like a goat and didn't compliment Taylor at all. That combination was a huge mistake. I'm no Taylor Swift fan but her performance on the VMAs was a lot better. This performance was embarrassing.
Beyonce was overhyped yet again. Her short cover of Alanis Morissette made me angry. She didn't even do a good job. Stick to being Sasha Fierce, honey.
Pink was amazing, as always. She always finds a way to take it to the next level and it always works.
The Black Eyed Peas did a good job, too. They are still weird and their dancers looked like Bib Fortuna from Star Wars, or as my dad put it "the dancing red vaginas." The dancing stereos were fun, though. As a result I have resorted to singing "I Gotta Feeling" yet again.
Lady GaGa should have picked a different song, but it still worked. She and Elton John complimented each other via sparkles and piano. I enjoyed it. I don't really get why "Pokerface" was her big nomination. I think it's one of her weaker songs. I would have gone with "Paparazzi."
I stopped watching after Jay-Z and Rihanna accepted their award, so I missed the Eminem performance and all that. I got bored. Plain and simple.
As far as the performances that I saw, there were good ones and bad ones.
The best:
Pink
Black Eyed Peas
Lady GaGa and Elton John
The worst:
Taylor Swift and Stevie Nicks (by far the worst, holy shit)
Beyonce
Zac Brown Band (booooooring)
The Michael Jackson tribute wasn't too bad. The fact that it was discolored and fuzzy as hell for those without 3D glasses was pretty retarded, in my opinion. Celine Dion still has it, Usher was oversinging and out of key, Carrie Underwood killed it, Smokey Robinson did what he does, and Jennifer Hudson oversang it. Then again, she oversings everything. I will admit that seeing Beyonce jamming out in her 3D glasses made me laugh.
The thing that shocked me the most was seeing Jackson's kids, Prince and Paris, without masks. We saw them at the televised funeral without them but it's still shocking. They seem well mannered, well spoken, and educated. No doubt the stumbling was nerves. They're just kids, after all.
And it has to be said... What in the hell was Taylor Swift doing? That girl was so flat and out of key it wasn't even satisfying to make fun of. I wanted to hit the mute button so many times. Stevie Nicks still sounds like a goat and didn't compliment Taylor at all. That combination was a huge mistake. I'm no Taylor Swift fan but her performance on the VMAs was a lot better. This performance was embarrassing.
Beyonce was overhyped yet again. Her short cover of Alanis Morissette made me angry. She didn't even do a good job. Stick to being Sasha Fierce, honey.
Pink was amazing, as always. She always finds a way to take it to the next level and it always works.
The Black Eyed Peas did a good job, too. They are still weird and their dancers looked like Bib Fortuna from Star Wars, or as my dad put it "the dancing red vaginas." The dancing stereos were fun, though. As a result I have resorted to singing "I Gotta Feeling" yet again.
Lady GaGa should have picked a different song, but it still worked. She and Elton John complimented each other via sparkles and piano. I enjoyed it. I don't really get why "Pokerface" was her big nomination. I think it's one of her weaker songs. I would have gone with "Paparazzi."
I stopped watching after Jay-Z and Rihanna accepted their award, so I missed the Eminem performance and all that. I got bored. Plain and simple.
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